I’ve been asked recently about Levels and Curves. Now I could record a TipTorial but regular readers will know, you’d be better off with some professional tutorials.
It’s unusual for TipSquirrel.com, we usually post original material, but in this case I think there is so much good stuff out there already we’d just be covering old ground. So here we are, four great tutorials from A.J. Wood, Rich Harrington and Deke McClelland.
Photoshop – Curves vs Levels
by A.J. Wood
Correcting Color Cast with Levels
Understanding Adobe Photoshop Episode 159 with Rich Harrington
Photoshop Top 40 #9 – Levels
Photoshop Top 40 with Deke McClelland
Photoshop Top 40 #24 – Curves
Photoshop Top 40 with Deke McClelland
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Excellent info….thanks
Is their anyway I can get passed workshops
my biggest problem is resizing
wHAT i HAVE SEEN SO FAR IS GREAT\
Thanks
BILL
It’s recommended to always use adjustment layers (Layer > New Adjustment Layer > Levels… or Layer > New Adjustment Layer > Curves…, etc.) that allows you to reedit previous changes without further damaging the original bitmap data.
Great post guys. Always appreciate when others share great tips!
thanks for your tutor . . .